About Daggett-Crandall-Newcomb Home
Daggett-Crandall-Newcomb Home (DCN) is a senior living community in southeastern Massachusetts. Owned and operated by Rogerson Communities, we have 25 beds in a single-level residence allowing older adults with mobility issues greater independence.
Located in Norton, MA, our roots date back more than a century. Today we offer senior living paired with customized support and compassionate care for older adults in southeastern Massachusetts.
Home. With Peace of Mind.
Inside our doors, our light-filled sunroom and cozy living and dining rooms are comfortably decorated, providing a welcoming environment. Choose from either a private or companion suite furnished with your personal effects to add a deeper sense of home.
Our Location
Our community is nestled amid five acres of a fields and woods in Norton, MA. Residents and visitors can enjoy peaceful walking paths, lovely songbirds, and relaxed conversation in our outdoor gazebo.
Our Mission
DCN strives to provide the highest quality compassionate care and support for older adults in southeastern Massachusetts. We are a mission-oriented nonprofit, meaning we are beholden to our residents and their loved ones—not shareholders.
Our History
DCN traces its origins to two early 20th‑century charitable bequests supporting housing for elderly women. In 1923, Harriot A. Newcomb’s will established the Newcomb Home in Norton. Around the same time, Frances A. Crandall created a trust to fund a similar home in Attleboro, leading to the formation of the John Daggett Home for Aged Women in 1926. Both homes operated through gifts, bequests, and life‑care contracts until merging in 1966. The current DCN location opened in 1968 on Newcomb land.
Quality Care.
Unmatched Compassion.
DCN leads the way in compassionate care you can trust.